The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-14
Late FOREIGN News.

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A lengthy debate on the Coercion
Bill took place in the House of
Lords on the 1st instant. Lord
Salisbury moved the omission of the
purchase clause on the grounds that
it was irrelevant to the main object
of the bill likely to lead to extended
discussion in the Commons and
prove inimical to the passage of the
bill.
Lord Spencer said he hoped the
Government would not persist in
emitting the clause. He believed
the clause ought to be welcomed
rather than opposed.
Earl Cadogan intimated that the
Government would not press the
motion to omit the purchase clause.
The report of the bill was then
agreed to and the third reading fixed
for Monday.
Smith will announce in the Com
mons on Monday that the third
reading of the Crimes bill will be
postponed until Thursday, in defer
ence to the wishes Of the Opposi-
ton, who are DESTROYS of consider
ing the Land bill.
London, July Lord Harting-
ton has decided that the Liberal.
Unionist conference next week shall
devote itself solely to the considera.
ton of the Land bill.
Parnell has issued an urgent whip,
calling upon all Nationalist members
to be present in the Commons on the
9th instant.
EGYPTIAN CONVENTION.
Paris, July 1.-The Journal de-
De6dtS, referring to the action o,
the French ambassador at Constan
tinople in relation to the Egyptian
convention, says; Nothing is more
natural than that French diplomat:
should at one time have considered
that possibly France would assent
to a convention shortening by sew
eral years the period of Englisl
occupation of Egypt. We are ready
to negotiate on that basis now, bu
we cannot agree that England, by
any pretext should have the right tt
perpetuate the occupation of thu
country, or that she should be al
J, lowed to re-occupy it for reason
of which she alone should be tn
Judge. No Frenchman of common
sense would thus sanction British
protectorate, and convert into
right recognized by France VIVA
now merely is fact.
THE sERvIAN PROGRAMME.
Belgrade, July IN. Risties
the new Seryian Prime Minister
has sent circulars to the various re
representatives. of Servia abroad, sta
ting that the chief points in tn
policy of his Government are to i'm
prove the financial condition Of tn
country, reform the Constitution
maintain the entente c0rdidle wit
all the Powers, including Austria
and improve relations with Russia
The circular concludes as follows
eve desire to become the support
ers of peace and order in the Balka
Peninsular.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Heavy rains continue in Mexic
and there is danger of its inundatiD
some of the lower portions of tn
city. Floods are reported all owe
Mexico.
Information has reached Vienn
of an accident to two tourists in tn
Syrian Alps, one being killed an
the other severely injured. The
fell over precipice.
Prince Ferdinand of SaXe-Cobur
leaves Vienna for London to-morro
(July y to consult Lord Salisbur
and the Queen on the subject of hi
candidacy for the Bulgarian throne
France has protested against ii
conduct of Italy in minimizin
French rights in Selah, on the Re
Sea, near the Abyssinian frontier.
Subscriptions for the first 10000
900 marks of the new German In
perial loan will be opened July 81
at all the great banks of the Empir
The French Government presen
ed in the Chamber of Deputies a b
to abolish the State monopoly
the manufacture and sale of GU
powder.
a demonstration in favor of Bo
LANCER is being organized in Par
. for the national fete, July lat
the celebration of the fall of Bastil
] Constantinople, July /. = NJ
: Straus, United States Minister, pr
e sented his credentials to the Suit;
f to-day and was warmly received.
: Cologne, July L. Archbish
Crementz yesterday christened t
e Emperor's bell in the Cathcdr;
1 giving it the name of "Gloriosa. :"
e Emperor Dom Pedro, of Brazil, h
sailed for Europe,